Florence: Uffizi, Pitti Palace & Boboli Gardens 5-Day Pass

Summary

Florence art pass with flexible entry to Uffizi, Pitti & Boboli

You’ll slip past the crowds at Florence’s Uffizi Gallery, explore Medici treasures in Pitti Palace at your own pace, and wander through Boboli Gardens with city views—all with one flexible pass and digital audioguide on your phone. Take your time over five days; there’s room for detours or just sitting quietly among statues or sunlight.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I noticed walking into the Uffizi Gallery was the hush—like everyone was holding their breath in front of Botticelli’s Birth of Venus. Our tickets let us skip this long, restless line outside (honestly, that alone felt like a win). The security guard glanced at my phone and waved us through. I’d downloaded the digital audioguide on the tram over—never thought I'd care about who painted what, but hearing about Caravaggio’s wild life made me look twice at his Medusa. The rooms are bright and echoey, and there’s this faint smell of old wood and varnish. We wandered for hours, but I still missed a few rooms—I guess five days is generous for a reason.

The next morning we drifted toward Pitti Palace. It's massive up close, all stone and sunlight bouncing off those windows. There were families with strollers, older couples moving slow. The Palatine Gallery is just wall-to-wall paintings; I lost track after a while, but our guide (well, the voice in my ear) pointed out a portrait of Cosimo de’ Medici that looked like he might actually blink if you stared too long. I tried to pronounce some Italian names under my breath—Li laughed when I butchered “Bronzino.” The Museum of Fashion & Costume was quieter—a bit like stepping into someone else’s closet from centuries ago.

By the time we reached Boboli Gardens it was late afternoon. The air smelled green—if that makes sense—and there were kids chasing each other near these weirdly perfect hedges. You can see Florence spread out below if you climb high enough (my legs still remember that). There’s no rush with this pass; we took our time on shaded benches while locals chatted nearby in quick bursts of Italian. It’s funny how you can feel both small and completely present surrounded by so much history—and honestly, I didn’t expect to feel that way here.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Visit Uffizi, Pitti Palace, and Gardens

• Enter Uffizi Gallery with skip-the-line ticket
• Explore Renaissance masterpieces inside Uffizi
• Visit Pitti Palace with open entry ticket
• Tour Palatine Gallery and Museum of Fashion
• Walk through Boboli and Bardini Gardens

Top questions

How long is the Florence museum pass valid?

The pass is valid for five consecutive days starting from your first entry to the Uffizi Gallery.

Does this ticket include skip-the-line access?

Yes, you get skip-the-line entry for the Uffizi Gallery at a specific time slot.

Are audioguides included with the ticket?

Yes, digital audioguides are included and delivered via email or messaging apps.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

All included museums and gardens are wheelchair accessible.

Can I visit Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens on any day?

You have open time entry for both Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens during your 5-day window.

Do I need to print my tickets?

No, tickets are sent digitally so you can show them on your smartphone.

Is public transportation nearby?

Yes, public transportation options are available near all included sites.

Are children allowed on this tour?

Yes, infants and small children can join; strollers are allowed.

What’s included

Your experience includes skip-the-line entry to the Uffizi Gallery at a set time, plus open entry tickets for both Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens over five days—with digital audioguides sent straight to your phone so you can wander as you please. Assistance is available for museum entry if needed.